Noticias Literatura 31-1
A new collection of essays – Wives Are Made to Order and Other Stories; Third Foundation resource (everything SF & Spanish) opens on Facebook and resurrected Spanish proto-SF in The Astrologer and the Jewish Woman
A new collection of essays – Wives Are Made to Order and Other Stories; Third Foundation resource (everything SF & Spanish) opens on Facebook and resurrected Spanish proto-SF in The Astrologer and the Jewish Woman
Hippo ranching? Alternate history can present some of the craziest ideas, plausibly.
Horror by Women anthology, three new novels from Cerberus and the Guillermo de Baskerville 2017 award winner for best indie book, a dark fantasy.
Nemo Rising by C. Courtney Joyner is a fitting addition to the storied character’s legacy.
An ordered reading of two collections by author Carlos Vera Scamarone reveals a vast improvement in the author’s technique. Besides, how can you say no to a collection with the title My Depressive Robot?
A long list and discussion of Spanish dystopias and an anthology inspired by Black Mirror.
A round up of publications, new issues and events.
If you want to see how a rock band can change history….
Windumanoth issue 2, featuring an interview with Joe Abercrombie and Supersonic #9 a special English edition
A new incarnation of the fanzine Terbi, and interview with Nieves Delgado, author of “36” and the latest issue of miNatura Nº 158 Julio Verne Universe
An interview with the author of “Tomorrow we will cross the Ganges”, Ekaitz Ortega
Yes, I can see his silhouette over there, like a paper cut against the moonlight, and I know: if I lean forward I will see him floundering away…, riding away on his witch’s broom, I think, unattainable, deaf to my whine, hue and cry (And to my warning cry!), and how he vanishes into the clouds which crown the summits.
A call for submissions and an interview with the author of Jo, Jo, Jo.
A new release featuring Santa Claus and Zombies, coverage of horror in a prestigious journal, and more
Middle books of a trilogy are the ugly step-child of literature. Everybody loves the first book in a trilogy: the characters are shiny and new and the world is a playground in which to explore. […]
Winners of the Premios Ignotus Award for 2017, new book releases, magazine issues and more.
Get your library card out, because you’re going to want to check out the anthology EX LIBRIS: Stories of Librarians, Libraries & Lore.
News from and of interest to the Spanish speaking speculative fiction community.
All Our Wrong Todays is one of those rare alternate history books in which our present is the dystopia compared to the alternative. And it’s a lot of fun!
A book launch, writing contests and more news of interest to Spanish speaking fans of speculative fiction.
While there are some great individual stories in Altered Europa, they aren’t quite enough to recommend the book.
Jean Christophe Gapdy is an exciting new voice in French science fiction.
Jim C. Hines, known for his fantasy novels, tries his hand at humorous military SF and presents us with an unlikely group of heroes—Janitors of the Post-Apocalypse.
News of TerBi, new novel releases and “The search for identity in gender literature” presentation + colloquium.
The Sea Peoples, the fourteenth book in SM Stirling’s Emberverse series, is not a good place to start for people who are unfamiliar with the previous books, but it is definitely worth a read for Emberverse fans.
News of the latest Spanish language speculative fiction releases, as well as a horror symposium.
News of a writing contest and the release of the latest issue of Digital miNatura.
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